15 - Millburn Public Library

[MAY 15, 1947 1
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
DR. N. KRANTMAN-Optometrist
EXAMINATION OF THE EVES
Piano MlllWn e-4168
Houra Dally
And by Appointment
321 MHIburn Av«.
MiUburn, K. J.
(Above WoolwortlTs)
FOR SANDWICHES, 5URE!
and hrlOAST, ROLIS, MUfflNS, TOO!
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HARTLEY'S
ORANGE MARMALADE
I Do You Keep Your Silver in Hiding
| Because It Lacks That Shine?
Our modern pnllstung machines will restore ike
lustre fo your table silverware, anliqnM, copper
and brass Items, etc. All work Buaraateed.
TRANQUIL HOUSE
Valley st, JlanJeiMoii Opposite Columbia Hlgl School
S.O. S-230S
iiiiiimii'iyiifi
Repairing Replating
SILVER
TRAYS BOWLS PIATTERS TEA SETI
JEWELRY CRAFTSMEN
You may expect the belt kind of icorfc . , , attd gel ill
603 Central Avenue, East Oranfi OR 4-9053
FUR STORAGE
full protection against
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Summit £-3567
For listi limuirs Call
11 Union riace
Summit, K. J.
-NOTICE-
NEWARK FARMERS' MARKET, INC.
(Also Known ns Chapel Street Market)
Starting Sunday, May 18, 1947
Market Open 6 Nights a Week
SUN.-MON.-f UES.-WED.-THURS. Opens at 8 P. M.
FRIDAYS at 7 P. M. (Closes Doily ot 9 A. M.J
Former Owned and Farmer Controlled
The largest wholesale fruit and vegetable market
in the state — located in the center of the
Metropolitan area of Nevr York and New Jersey.
We also carry a fine selection
of potted Flowers and Plants
JOSEPH. CATHERINE and CORNELIA ST5..
ALBERT and EUCLID AVES.. NEWARK, N. J.
"It It Grows, NEWARK FARMERS' MARKET Bos If
Let Your Child
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While Being Photographed
T°r s really wtlstaclory incline of your child, he or *b«
•honld be photoj;r»E>h«i in tin relaxing straosphai. o! hi,
own home. My portable equipment permits reilly life-like
photography in your own Some. Telephone now for 00
; at your convenience.
Portrait and Candid Shots
Of Babies and Children
GORDON ROTH
, - CANDID - WSDMNG
« Woodland Boad
Short Hills MBM
College Corner
Bf AV
Among the Sktdraore College studtcts
who received highest honors
for the flrst senMster.ls Audrey
Brows., daughter of Mrs. Raymond
C. Browe of Parkview drive.
Walter Ulshoefer, son of the
WsJter A. Ulshoefera of Soiithern
Slope drive is a member of the cast
of th* three-act comedy by Mow
Hart, "You Cen't Take It With
You," The play will be glvea by
tiie ^&r$ks Theatre Guild, Newark
State Teachers College on May 23.
Initiated recently into FM Kappa
Tu fraternity at K^neaelaer Polytechnic
Institute, Troy, N. Y,,
was Theodore T. Banana of Millbum.
.
Slsijoe Sehuler, dtugbler of the
A. A. SChulera of BaltUsrol wAy,
aitsrvd?d the la^t hop at ^unapol-ia
given by the 3rd claes midshipmen.
Sli« was ulga present 9-t "Operation
Pinafore," a musical givsn
at Ann*polis. Eaine'g aophomcre
year at Mary WasbiBeton CallBge
comes to a close sometime around
Decoration Day.
Pat Becker will graduate May 27
from Stephen Juniar College. Her
parents, Mr and Mrs. f red Becker
wili Jeave on May 22 to motor down
to attend the graduation exercises.
Brother Fred has been pledged to
Beta Psi fraternity at Rutgers, He
,is living at tiie frateraity fcouas at
present and will be home for the
summer vacation on tbe 23rd of
this maath. The Beepers' niece,
Lois iiuagrave is cominig home
from the "Univeraity uf Mlcaigaa
June 7 to get, married. She will
return ^ Ann Arbor this summer
in order to complete her senior
year.
Ur. and Mrs. Frank H. Ormerod
of Martindalc rood will drive to
Stephens Coliege, Colurabua; Missouri
the latter part of this month
to attend the graduation exercises
of their daughter, Barbara Ann.
John TapJin, gon of Kr. and Mrs.
Harry W. T&pliai of Meadowbtvok
toad will fee home the end of May
after having comple;ed his junior
year at Prir.ceton. John in a
member of the Princeton Court
Club BII4 is majoring in International
Politic!.
C. J'redcrtck Rcgge, Jr, of Fairfield
drive, a. law student at the
The Millburn & Short Hilte ITEM
pnr-nt*
In collefrei and n
Etrknt
rllei: to e
Mfeudh TeEep! Stwrt 1-tISl.
T E h
Barbara Shader, daug-hter of Mr.
and >Lrs. G. W. Shader of Park
road wts among the 100 peop]H
who took part In the annual May
Day festival -which WBJJ held at
Mount Union College, Alliance,
Ohio, May 9. Barbara, was among
those whl University of Virginia, r«u oeen guarding a Treasure Cheat which by bus. The Bonnie Brae Farm
elected to th^ Raven Society, one will contain many special prizes Camp h en« of the few completely
of the highest honors that can be and sotlvenicra donated W busi- free campa :n the Siate and places
awarded at th* University. Ragge ness firms throughout New Jersey are la gTeat demand, for children
diac is an fiditor of the Virginia
and New York.- Many national ad- who would otherwise have no opvertisers
have added to the inter-
L»w Review and a dean's licl man.
portunity whatever to gr«t off the
est of the occasion by enriching
the contents of the Treasure Chest
city streets and away from the
Cadet Edson Garntbrantr of The guests, who will play bridge menacing conditions f&r the health-
Ridg-e terrace was escorted by ia the variola cottages in which builciiYig gtpi?iriencd of c&niping-
MJdsh-Spmau Jtoger M. Gregory Jr. th« boys live and which they w-ll Friends of children from all parts
or Veatnor, N. J. durfng the visit turn, over to their friends for the 0£ the State, notably the 3,000
of 51 West Point Cadets to theday.
will be Entertained by rovir.g women who will attend this An-
Naval Academy. Tbe visit waa bands of pirates who are now busy nual Spring Bridge, make this
> presented a Dutcfc danca
arranged as part o! their traJninr with elaliora» plans and reheara- service possible by their generous
in the series of dar.ses that tcok the to promote understand!^ "between als.
support,
spectators on an imaginary trip the future officers o£ the two serv-
Those who make Bomnfe Brae
around the world.
ices.
Farm at MUIington their objective
Commander John D. Bulk«Iey, 6f on aay of the three day* will Had
Mr. and Mrs- Walter J. C'artatcc- FT Boat fame, conducted tbe cadets themselves In the rolling Somerset
sen of Undercliff road were in AI- through the Naval Engineering:
Paper Collection
County farming country of New
lentoiCTi. Pa. on Sunday to witness Experiment Station at Annapolis. Jersey with its far hills and its
Lhe Vesting Ceremony at Cedai During tte rest of th* day they
Householders are asked "by
quiet charni. The first spring
Crest College. Tiieix daughter, were free to enjoy the many ath-
Guy R. Bosworth Post Ameri-
flowering will make the country
Jane, is a member of the sopholetic and $oclel events,
can. Legion, to save their waste
especially attractive. Guesta will
more cla.ES.
+
paper for a collection to be
arrive at the Farm In, time for a. de- made on Sunday, June 15, The
licious dessert,, and will then settle
Gladys E. Kurtz, daughter of th* Bonnie Brae
cooperation of all 13 asked in
down to bridge and otter diyer-
Donald I* Kurtzes of Parsonage
tlssernent3 pJanned for them.
tying the paj>er In bur-dies and
Mill toad k&s toea. inLUatecl into
Those who wish, to sen the ^axm
placing at the mirb. Trucks will
- yioiiar Board, national leadership Farm Bridge
and its livestock and the BOnn.Ee cover every street in the Town-
society for senior-women, at Buck-
Brae Farai camp which is about ship.nell
University.
Friends of Millburn. and SECT:
a quarter of a mile away from the
Hills, among nther friends of Bon-
One cf seven Bucknell co-eds ini-
institution buildings will be urged
nie Brae ffarm for Boya, are cotiated
into the society, Gladys ia
to d.o so. For those who do :iot
operating in the Three Bay Annual
enrolled in the liberal arts course.
wish to walk, th-ere will be a dis-
Sprlnff Bridge Benefit at MUling-
MAPLEWOOD
She waa also chosen recently to
play of Bonnie Brae Fajrm lambs
ton, which h scheduled for May
r&sld* in the University's Senior
and otter livestock, on the Bonnie DOG & CAT HOSPITAL
19th, May 20th and May Slit This
Hunor Hojae next year.
Brae campus.
three-da7 event has Igr many years
Dr. J. CoidbroKix, Veterinarian
Gladys ie a member of P'fli itti focused the interest of more then The boys of the Bonnie Brae
social sorority and Pi Sigma Al- 3,000 women in this State who help
j Medidnt - Suri^-y - Dentistry
Farm School, where one hundred
pha, national political science fra- to raise the Scholarship Fund boys are cared for and educated Boaidlne - Pluckinc - Clipping
ternity.
needed far the care and training of in the course of the year, are the
these underprivileged boys. Guests
225B Miubnrn Ave. Maplewood
young hosLs ot the occasion. Tb-ese
Margaret C&marata of Green- from Millburn ana Short Hills will boys who are at The Farm and South Oranee 2-9333
wood drive has been elected vice- play at Thn Farm on Tuesday,- ir. school throughout the year are
president of the College of NewMay
20th.
dependent children from under-
Rochelie Dramatic Association.
Margaret is chtirman of the Fam- Hostesses from twenty-el^ht privileged areaa throughout the
ily-Life Commission of theNFCCS, communities who will drive to the State. The more than ex camp
held by New Rochelle Tor tiie e&Gt- Farm during the three-day cele- youngsters wil; not begin to arrive
Ern regiwi of Lhe country. A bration include Mrs. Dean 2mery at the Farm Camp until June 23rd
speech-English myor, she recently and Mrs. Ralph R. RUmery of •whea -.be first contingent will leave
portrayed Meg, th« daughter of Short giUs.
Newark to be transported by the
Bonnie Brae Bus over the thirty
Saint Thomas More, in tt« junior By eleven o'clock on tbe me ru- miles ol country to Milliagton, Af-
play. She is a member ot Sodality, ing- of each QZ these days, the Bonter that, each, two weeks, a large
Glee Club, and the French. Club. nie Brae Scout tr&op will be re- contingent of boys will b* on its
viewing plans for parking cars and way. Boy3 from ra&ny partg of the
lor reeeiTing their numerous siaate com-; to Newark by train.
guests. In addition this year, there and make the rest Df the journey
will be a group of "youag pirates."
AUCTION SALE
of Housrhn!rt EllecU Comprlied
in the £st&t« ef
MRS. O. EDWIN YOUNG
HE ralrmount Are., Chatham, N. J.
Dn •(.! Pie
Muj 1 19th, 30th and 21st
at 10:iN> A, M.
Included UK stvtrfcl aunarea piseci
nf r.aia. copper, surer >-na SUT«
Rcsfsr. Luitrc-rtfkre; llistoricaJ Blue
5ttffCtdihire CHina. Cup PKttS, etc..
• larfe num&er of Pewter pieces 1n-
ClndiJiE >n imported ccvered j|ig
by Boswell Glcason; sepcn Anrltrue
Amerlc&n Chi^T>«atlalc CHairs Ot cieellBD-t
quality, nil sne-qut tjh«'aioii
Field Etd mi* TES1*T, antigac
Che^tJ Ol Drawers ««n other (pmiturt;
Oil Paotincs *y B»!» Donheur.
J- Ciil«ton n'letins. William
Hart, A. H. W7»nt *nd Others; pair
Meissen candelabra, three Meissen
Table Lumps: mend sets or Prism
Clrand&lw anc candflalira; fine
Table roicBlalPS ana GlaBBware: a
IU-EP iiMniber of orlentnl RMES; and
ipany ctlier TaliisWe artli-lts.
EitiiTilHi'n SaLurdaST kDd Sunday,
Miy 17th *na W"<
fioia ltf:G» a- in- to 5aJ0 p. m.
WAiTEB I- BUSH
Auctioneer
Phones:
Hat*! EcBert Trent Mitchell 2.MH<
Kewart 2, N. J. Market 2-1000
DAGWOOD
313 Millburn Avenue
NOW UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
Florence Wittltop
Edward Dasslng
TASTY SANDWICHES JANjE LOGAN ICE CREAM
Millburn 8-3115
WANTED TO PURCHASE:
A Manufacturing Concern
A Client of our* Is prcsitfar.l and one »I OIL- principal stockholders
of a chemical company in INew York, wliich is one
Of the oldest in iU field. He is 40 years of aer. lives in
Stimuli I, aod ivcntd like to invest in an f-iU.'.rpri^ not too
far from his home. He would consider active participation
in the firm's management if present management desires,
or wishes to retire from the business. Chemical Or plastics
Industry prefu-red hut not essential.
PARSONS, CLOSSON & McTXVAINE
Attorneys at Law
92 William Street New York B, N, Y.
Oil Burner Installations
10% LOWER
,.. COMPARE OUR ESTIMATES
WITH ANY OTHERS
(We're meeting our President's request)
Compare our Service, also.
Drake Coal Co.
318 Nye Avenue, Irvfngtcn
Coal, Pnei] Oil, Oil Burner*
"60 Yean of Service"
^PVt
Made with OIL
PUNT
A tea! paint—not mixed with watsr. Popular pastel colon.
Comes ready to ute. Produces a smooth, flat, g!areleu finish.
ONE COAT COVERS ONE GALLON
WALLPAPER PAINTS THE
AND MANY °THH AVERAGE ROOM
TIGER'S
324 Millburn Ave. Millburn 6-0469
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Fuel Oil - Coal
Building Material
SO 2-1900
117 Valley St. South Orange
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F. G Schroeder, Jr.
PHOTOGRAPHER
Weddings Parties
And
Informal Portraits
MUlburn 6-0884
26 Elaine St
Millbnra
La Couturiere Salon
Women's and Childran't Cuirom Made Clothes
ALTERATIONS
IS Main St. Millburn 6-4100
FORMERLY WITH L BAMBERGER 4 CO.
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Rubber Tile Asphalt Tile
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Shrubs Flowering Apples Rose Trees
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Seedlings of AM Kinds Vegetables
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